She attended the New York art shows on the arm of her art-historian husband, Robert Goldwater, like any smiling post-war wife, and brought up three sons placidly on huge bottles of milk, while thinking of the delicious fear induced by milk seeping from the mother, water from the earth, saliva from the snail, lava from the volcano.
The real issues in Turkey – the language conventions forced upon us by nationalistic thinking, the simplistic attitudes induced by the power of mediocrity, the barbarity of popular culture, all the sexist attitudes I have to endure daily, the gulf that exists between writer and reader – are they not enough?
Open questions extract students' thinking by inducing expansive thought but closed questions are not as stimulating as open ones [ 16], so open questions are recommended for questioning in class.
Following current thinking about the developmental origins of health and disease, an altered epigenetic regulation of growth processes induced by periconceptional folic acid may contribute to both the immediate effects and chronic disease associations in later life [10], [11].
This thinking is plausible since astrocytes provide neurotrophic support, not only by protecting neurons against toxicity induced by excitatory amino acids but also by maintaining normal homeostasis of the extracellular fluid.
Animistic thinking may emerge in meditation or contemplation, lucid dreaming, from self-hypnosis, when drowsy, in 'trance states' induced by repetitious rhythm or light, or when delirious due to illness, brain injury, psychoses, or intoxication with 'entheogenic' drugs – which is probably one reason for the perennial popularity of inducing intoxicated states.
While the high creativity group had significantly higher scores in trait schizotypy, the increased divergent thinking in the low creativity group does not appear to be linked to the higher states of psychosis also induced by the effects of cannabis.
The overall effect is also captured by a mother: I was being induced by that Thursday morning and if I hadn't done this course, like I was booked in and I was in there thinking "Why?
Wondrich is a tremendously witty writer (his description of a sleepless night induced by a highly caffeinated bowl of tea punch had me laughing aloud) and it's clear that he's spent a lot of time thinking about drinks, people, and how they interact at parties.
Hallucinations induced by New York's baseball fever?
